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He said, "yep, that's the vehicle that i saw." >> reporter: and that wasn't the only thing the witness noticed, says assistant d.a. david saacks. >> he remembers a patch or some kind of something, you know, on the shirt. >> reporter: a patch like on the uniform shannon wore as a 911 dispatcher. and there was more. investigators discovered shannon clocked in at about 10:00 a.m., some two hours after denita smith had been murdered. more than enough time for the 55-mile drive from durham to her job at the 911 center in greensboro. so police obtained a search warrant for shannon's house. >> and we...

>> reporter: word of shannon's reported rape traveled quickly to durham, where detective shawn pate and assistant d.a. saacks were now preparing for her trial. they wondered if shannon was certain the attacker was jermeir. >> i asked her, "well, how did he know you were going to be walking a dog at 3:00 in the morning?" and i guess he just stalked the house and saw his opportunity. so for four hours he raped her. so if it was 3:00, then when does the sun start to come up? four hours. you know, you're looking at 7:00. >> reporter: it would have been daylight then. >> yes. dog doesn't bark, anyt...

Judiciary committee for its investigation. remember, all those letters went out. while the committee says it has received or expects to receive tens of thousands of documents, the daily beast reports trump's lawyers have refused to send anything. tonight, in this very studio, committee chairman jerry nadler warned that could mean future legal action. >> seeing if he can reach accommodations with them, but ultimately people have to respond to us unless the president personally invokes an executive privilege. >> for more we welcome two new faces to this broadcast. jeffrey cramer, former district...

President personally invokes an executive privilege. >> for more we welcome two new faces to this broadcast. jeffrey cramer, former district attorney for the northern district of illinois. former manhattan assistant d.a. now with the berkeley research group. and tessa berenson, white house correspondent for "time" magazine. welcome to you both. tessa, interesting interview tonight with nadler. he talked about the volume they are receiving including a couple of thousand documents from steve bannon. what is that a lesson of, do you think? >> well, look, i mean, yes, they have received tens of th...

Trump associates and entities to submit documents to the house judiciary committee for its investigation. remember, all those letters went out. while the committee says it has received or expects to receive tens of thousands of documents, the "daily beast" reports trump's lawyers have refused to send anything. tonight, in this very studio, committee chairman jerry nadler warned that could mean future legal action. >> seeing if he can reach accommodations with them, but ultimately people have to respond to us unless the president personally invokes an executive privilege. >> for me, we welcome ...